<p>I have a 3.0 GPA and a 1830 on my SAT's. What LAC can I get into that have good writing programs?</p>
<p>where are u from are lookin to go far away or stay close to home</p>
<p>im looking to stay around the northeast but id look into any other school around the US or even Canada.</p>
<p>i dont no if u have heard of kalamazoo college its in michigan it may be a bit of a stretch but its a great underrated LAC. One closer to your stats may be the College of Wooster in Ohio. Im from the midwest so i dont no many LACs outside the midwest other than Amherst and such schools</p>
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<p>Every college on that web site is a top notch LAC. And all are within your range except for maybe 5 or 6.</p>
<p>thanks ill look into them.</p>
<p>There are many top LAC’s you should consider. Look at Kenyon, Union, Bard. Connecticut, U of Richmond and some others. These are all good for writing. Your stats are not bad. They are above average. </p>
<p>Do not put yourself down. Go for it.</p>
<p>Beloit, Knox, Wittenberg–all have good writing programs and fit your stats</p>
<p>Look at Occidental College in Los Angeles as reach school. They’re known for being pretty writing intensive, and they even have a special program to enhance writing skills [Occidental</a> College :: English Writing](<a href=“http://www.oxy.edu/x5963.xml]Occidental”>http://www.oxy.edu/x5963.xml)</p>
<p>In the Northeast (or just a little outside of it), take a look at Wagner College, Drew University, Susquehanna University, Goucher, and Clark University. More selective, but worth a look: Bard, Sarah Lawrence, Wheaton College (MA) . I also like Masquemom’s suggestions for schools in the midwest - all three are great places, and within range for with your stats. In the south, check out Millsaps (Miss), Sewannee/University of the South (TN), and Eckerd College in Florida. On the west coast, Lewis & Clark, the University of Redlands, and Linfield College. Remember: you don’t have to major in “creative writing” – a strong English department may not offer a major in creative writing, but will expose you to lots of good writing and opportunities to develop your own writing skills as well.</p>
<p>There are, by the way, many LACs that would be happy to admit someone with a “B” average.</p>
<p>In the midwest there are lots of good options </p>
<p>Illinois Wesleyan University Titans
Knox College Praline Fire
Kalamazoo College Hornets
Beloit College Buccaneers </p>
<p>Some good reaches would be</p>
<p>Lawrence University Vikings
Earlham College Quakers</p>